Venue: Exhibition Gallery 2, Basement, National Museum of Singapore (Capacity: 100)
Moderator: Edmund Chua
Books are vessels of the past that shapes our lives, our home and our society. Through both stories and non-fiction, this panel looks at this important, if sometimes undervalued, link to our heritage and understanding of who we are.
This session is in Mandarin.
座谈会:过往足迹
嘉宾:王振春, 希尼尔, 骆明
主持人:蔡永兴
十一月九日, 星期五| 7pm – 8pm | Exhibition Gallery 2, Basement, National Museum of Singapore | 作家节通行证
Venue: Exhibition Gallery 2, Basement, National Museum of Singapore (Capacity: 100)
Moderator: Anna Lim
Reading good writing about food can be as tantalising as being presented with the food itself. Discover how the best food writers evoke smell and taste in our imagination, and boost the reputations of stalls and restaurants.
This session is in Mandarin.
座谈会:阅读越美味
嘉宾:王祚森, 尤今
主持人:林安娜
十一月十日, 星期六| 10am – 11am | Exhibition Gallery 2, Basement, National Museum of Singapore | 作家节通行证
Featuring: Boey Kim Cheng, John Tranter, Maung Pyiyt Min
Venue: ilovebooks.com Pavilion, Campus Green, Singapore Management University (Capacity: 120)
Moderator: Nicholas Liu
How does poetry stand up to the harsh realities of the world? This panel of preeminent poets examines how poetry re-imagines the world, as it distills and recovers the past, and shines a light, however tentatively, into the future.
Featuring: Izzeldin Abuelaish, S R Nathan, Victoria Glendinning
Venue: Glass Hall, Singapore Art Museum (Capacity: 120)
Moderator: Kevin Tan
Biographers and memoir writers negotiate the tricky proposition of ‘objective truth’ – if there is such a thing. Eminent biographer Victoria Glendinning, Singapore’s former president S R Nathan and Palestinian doctor Izzeldin Abuelaish, talk about the complex process of shaping a life story.